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Survival of the X Factor* in the channel

There was once an old man who sold hot dogs during the Great Depression of the 1930’s. This gentleman was blind. He managed to make good money from his humble lifestyle but, more importantly, enough to send his son to a prestigious university. By Paul Naidoo Following...

Maserati F1 memoirs: a bitter-sweet ending

In addition to Ferrari and Alfa Romeo, there is a third Italian marque with an impressive Formula One story line. For Maserati fans, there are many glorious moments to remember and celebrate. By Graham Duxbury That said, it’s a F1 story with a bitter-sweet ending that...

Let’s turn tech talk into action to drive growth

Despite the various economic and structural challenges that South Africa currently faces, there are many market opportunities and reasons to remain optimistic. By President Ntuli, MD of Hewlett-Packard Enterprise South Africa An acceleration in cloud services adoption...

It’s time to act on PoPIA

The uncontrolled data growth urgently requires new corporate policies for data storage and retention. The information regulator is pushing for the remaining provisions of the Protection of Personal Information Act (PoPIA) to be finalised and come into effect by 1...

Money mistakes small businesses will regret

A crucial contributor to business success is accurate forecasting. Businesses have a better chance of making it through the tough first years if they can forecast things like cash flow and expenses, while also putting contingency plans in place for things they can’t...

The case for blockchain and African economies

Doing business in Africa is still a double-edged sword; despite the steady economic growth, there is still the inability to leverage this growth into sustainable development policies and plans. The continent is crippled by corruption. Blockchain technology might not...

Digital transformation no longer a ‘nice to have’ for Africa

The level and pace of disruption driven by technology is unprecedented. Indicative of the magnitude of this disruption, in the McKinsey report, Winning in an era of unprecedented disruption: A perspective on US retail, Jess Huang, Sajal Kohli and Shruti Lal speak of...

Tackling cybersecurity in 2020 and beyond

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation have become critical to security. The sheer volume of attempted attacks means that it is impossible for human analysts to examine them all to identify real and serious threats. AI and automation can filter and validate the...

The increasing importance of data protection in the digital economy

What businesses want from the cloud is changing. Pure cloud adopters fear vendor lock-in and are increasingly seeking to spread risk by embracing multiple cloud providers. In fact, our own research found that more than half (58%) of companies that currently use one...

Investing offshore is easier than you think

Offshore investing sounds like a daunting experience to many investors. On top of what you need to understand about a local investment, there are many more aspects to offshore investing. In some of the more extreme cases you may even have to think of an offshore...

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